Many youth in conflict are reaching out to the Internet for virtual support and guidance. This is a brief alert about this new risk confronting children with suicidal ideations. In most countries, mortality from suicide is the second or third leading cause of teenage deaths. The incidence of suicide attempts peaks during mid-adolescence. Evidence supporting existence of suicide contagion continues to amass from studies of suicide clusters and media impact. Suicide increases proportionally to the amount, duration, and prominence of media coverage. Imitation effects depend on the model's characteristics and the extent of behavior reinforcement. The impact of suicide stories on subsequent completed suicides appears to be greatest among adolescents (Schmidtke & Schaller, 2000). Media counseling and guidelines for editors can help minimize imitative suicides (AACAP, 2001). The Internet is an increasingly important medium among adolescents and young adults, who use it as a source of information and to communicate (e-mail, forums, and chat rooms). This article describes various online sources of suicide discussion and information.